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Chenyincheng Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Comparative
Hi all,
He has more money than she does.
Is it okay to change the above sentence to:
He has more money than her.
Thanks a lot
He has more money than she does.
Is it okay to change the above sentence to:
He has more money than her.
Thanks a lot
Top answer
Both are OK. " It works with pronouns such as he, she, or it. "
- Both are OK.
- " It works with pronouns such as he, she, or it.
- "
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Both are OK.
"Does" is appropriately used as the third person singular of "do." It works with
pronouns such as he, she, or it.
"Her" is an objective case pronoun, so we might expect usages such as, "give the drink to her,"
"this book is about her," and "he has more money than her."
"Does" is appropriately used as the third person singular of "do." It works with
pronouns such as he, she, or it.
"Her" is an objective case pronoun, so we might expect usages such as, "give the drink to her,"
"this book is about her," and "he has more money than her."
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